finding files when path is too deep

Hi Rene, Copy the following into a text file and save it with a .fsl extension. Choose FrameScript > Install and give it a Label that make sense to you (like Display Selected Component Path). Highlight the book component and choose FrameScript > Scripts > Display Selected Component Path and you

Re: finding files when path is too deep

Hi Rene, Copy the following into a text file and save it with a .fsl extension. Choose FrameScript > Install and give it a Label that make sense to you (like Display Selected Component Path). Highlight the book component and choose FrameScript > Scripts > Display Selected Component Path and you

RE: FM8 and Acrobat Pro 9

Although Adobe's installers do not prevent Reader and Acrobat from being installed in parallel, I MOST STRONGLY RECOMMEND AGAINST such installations. Unless you are very technically sophisticated, you are likely not to get the "desired results" when trying to maintain such an installation. Further

FM8 and Acrobat Pro 9

Although Adobe's installers do not prevent Reader and Acrobat from being installed in parallel, I MOST STRONGLY RECOMMEND AGAINST such installations. Unless you are very technically sophisticated, you are likely not to get the "desired results" when trying to maintain such an installation. Further

best graphic type to use for WINhelp4

On Fri, 6 Jun 2008 14:45:40 -0500, "Bruce Megan (Telex)" wrote: >Does anyone know the best file type and resolution to use for graphics >(screen shots) in RoboHelp (WinHelp4). I am running XP with Robohelp for >Word 6. The format WinHelp likes best is WMF, which can contain both vector and bit

Re: best graphic type to use for WINhelp4

On Fri, 6 Jun 2008 14:45:40 -0500, "Bruce Megan (Telex)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Does anyone know the best file type and resolution to use for graphics >(screen shots) in RoboHelp (WinHelp4). I am running XP with Robohelp for >Word 6. The format WinHelp likes best is WMF, which can contain b

best graphic type to use for WINhelp4

Hello All, Does anyone know the best file type and resolution to use for graphics (screen shots) in RoboHelp (WinHelp4). I am running XP with Robohelp for Word 6. Thanks in Advance for all the responses. Megan Bruce Documentation Specialist (STNA/Engineering) Bosch Communications Systems T